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  • Help needed to figure out 10008 problem

    I am banging my head trying to figure out this “Value out of range 10008″ error, as mentioned here. But I can’t seem to reproduce the error on any of my sites, so could someone who is having the problem help out?

    How? Well, by going into Plugins in WordPress - and then choosing Edit WordBay. Find the section that says:

    $url = $rssurl .
    ‘&siteId=’ .
    $first_siteID .
    ‘&sacur=’ .
    $currency .
    ‘&salic=’ .
    $first_location .
    ‘&satitle=’ .
    $searchterms .
    $first_otherparams .
    ‘&sabdlo=’ .
    $first_minbids .
    ‘&afepn=’ .
    $first_campid .
    ‘&customid=’ .
    $first_customID .
    ‘&frpp=’ .
    $first_maxitems .
    ‘&sacat=’ .
    $sacat.
    ‘&saprclo=’.
    $first_minprice.
    ‘&saprchi=’.
    $first_maxprice;

    Directly on the next line to this add the line:

    echo $url;

    and hit Update file.

    Now when you reload the offending page you should get a big long URL appearing, beginning with “http://rss.api.ebay.com…“. Please copy/paste this as a comment here and let’s see if I can figure out why it’s causing problems.

    By the way, once you have done that you can delete the line “echo $url;” and Update again and everything will be as before. If something really goes wrong (don’t do it if you are not sure) then copy the WordBay.php file from the latest plugin zip back into the wp-content/plugins/wordbay directory of your WordPress installation and everything should be fine and dandy.

    I hope this will help solve this problem, which seems to be a result of some change to the feed parameters, since it wasn’t happening before to this extent… Thanks.

    Posted on December 3rd, 2008 by markowe
    Filed under: Uncategorized

    3 Responses to “Help needed to figure out 10008 problem”

    1. Jack, on December 11th, 2008 at 1:43 pm Said:

      Have you had any luck fixing this error? My site was displaying ads fine yesterday and this morning and now I’m seeing this 10008 problem. I use UK 1and1 hosting, do you think the host is part of the problem?

      thanks

    2. Mark, on December 17th, 2008 at 11:03 am Said:

      Sorry, unfortunately nobody has helped out with debugging yet, so I haven’t been able to look into a solution. I guess for most people it’s working for most of the time…

      I just had a vague idea it might somehow be down to the host not allowing feeds to be grabbed in the way that WordBay does it, but I can’t test it until I get a definite example of a dodgy feed address.

      Will keep people posted here.

    3. Jack, on December 18th, 2008 at 10:37 am Said:

      I sent you the code that appears for the 10008 error by doing what you mentioned above. I sent it to your contact email rather than as a comment here.

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